St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-30
Talk of the Sellers.

E. P. Wilgus-Sales have been generally
good this week.
w. HI. RichardSonI think the market
looks better.
M A. Bigford e. Co.-The prospects look
better now than they have for some time.
EFranklin 4 Clay--Real estate is very firm
and prices steady.
James H. Davidson-For inside property
there is better demand.
Wall d. Armstrong-The signs are favor.
able, and the inquiry seems to be more free.
Arthur H. Rogers-Though business is not
rushing there is good deal of inquiry and
considerable selling. Prices are very firm,
and holders independent.
Kavanagh, & Dawson-Sales are far from
rushing, and so far as transactions are con-
cerned the market is quiet, but this condition
of the market has no effect On prices. They
are as firm as they have been at any time this
season.
Merrill & Ross-Tradng in small property
is light, but very good in large property such
as business and acres. We conversed with a
leading banker yesterday who said that
money was not only more plenty, but that he
did not care to sell any of his property now,
feeling sure the next sixty days would show
marked advance.
E. P. Miller-Business is good. I was
amused in reading that wild wind song pub
iished in Friday evenings Dispatch in regard gard
to the realty market and real estate men. I
think If l wanted to buy property for less
than ZOO per front foot which is worth
1900, would make the owner an offer on
it, just instead of going so long way around
it as to try to bear the market.
Mcguire Bros.-Now is the very best time
to buy realty. Prices are lower than they
will ever be again. The future aspect of the
market looks brighter than ever before.
| Mortgages are being paid up and fewer
| chronic croakers are found on the curbstone.
| There are but few snaps on the market, as
they are soon taken by men who are posted.
We are making good many sales and feel
| perfectly satisfied.
E. P. Miller has sold one lot IN Summit
Park, west of Milton street, for $500; one
lot in block 2, ST. Clair Street and Short Line
addition, for 81, 325.
| YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
| c T Tuckett to j Wolterstorff, 1t 2, 8,
Cole to5 kuinby, it il. blk T. '4o0
Smith to Mott, it 10 Smith sub, i0O
blk a. StinSOn's Francis st. 500
Chute to Lynch, 1t 26, Chute Bros
P Lewis to Shapiro, it 20, blk 8, Ly- WV
3 Ryan to A jackson, 1t 10, blk 2, ''O
Sehwabe,s: =. ..;..;;:..,,, -. 40
WI Ferguson to j Abernald. 1t is, is is, '40O
Arthur urt to Phelps 1t 5, blk 10
81, St Anthony PIX; s, 600
L Kent to M E Remington lls "a and '
70. DIX L st Clair Street and Short
| r l. Wharton to E A Warren, 1t 6, part
Its and 3, blk 4, Town Bald Eagle. GOO
M Wolfe to T Kaarp. 1t IL, Chute
| Bros Fifth Division add. ..... 500
M Brand to S d Mckenzie, 1t %, blk
4. Syndicate No s.. .........'..... s25
Marvin to 81 Hoefer, Its 45 and
46, blk 2, North Heights add. .... 300
! c Nolan to Rossmanith, 1t II, blk
| g. Robertson & Van Ettens add IL 900
Sheire to w Banholzer, Its 16 and
! IL, blk 8, Finch's add. 1850
Eleven unpublished sc, S75
Total, twenty-nine pieces. .$51 40
| BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
| yesterday:
u Express company, alterations to
warehouse, Rosabel, near Third. 49,. $500
John Bahls. 1l2-stOry frame dwelling,
Birch. near Maple. Il 500
Chas Lipke, 2.story frame double
dwelling, Lafond, near Arundel 80. Is, 600
G F Meyer, 2-story brick double dwell
Ing, Oakdale av, near Concord. {, 1000